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A literary catalog of the periodical 'Chaika', as a supplement to 'Ukraïnskyĭ skytalets', listing Ukrainian literature as well translations of literary works from Europe.

A pamphlet by the historian, Mykhaĭlo Hrushevskyĭ, outlining the political goal for a national-territorial autonomy of Ukraine as a part of Russia.

An essay about Ukrainian history by the eminent Ukrainian historian, Mykhaĭlo Hrushevskyĭ, the incumbent professor of history at the University of Lviv.

A pamphlet providing a brief overview of the history of Ukraine.

An essay which covers the historical periods of Ukrainian statehood beginning with Kievian Rus' to the 'Ukrainian question' in Austria and Russia in the early 20th century.

The art critic and writer, Mykola Holubets, who also wrote poetry appearing in the work titled 'Mad Moses'.

An academic article about scholarship on Ukrainian folk literature, songs, myths etc., by the Slavic ethnographer and literary scholar, Volodymyr Hnatiuk.

A historical piece examining the 'National Revival' of Ukrainians living in Austria-Hungary from 1772 to 1880.

A pamphlet from the Fourth Duma from 1912-1917 on behalf of the urban and rural workers written in Ukrainian, as well as a political platform piece published in the Russian 'Pravda' by the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party calling against…

Ukrainian translation of a work by Friedrich Hertz, considering the effects of socialism on the economics of agriculture as well as agricultural policy.

A political pamphlet outlining the changes of the electoral laws in the Diet of Bukovina.

An academic booklet about the Austro-Hungarian economy.

Instructions for the cultivation and management of crops, hayfields, and pastures.

An article expressing the need for democracy in Tsarist Russia and the prospects for the Socialist International in the context of the war.

A short story written by Oleksander Skoropys-Ĭoltukhovskyĭ.

A pamphlet about socialism reprinted from the periodical "Borba" (ch.9.) in 1908.

A pamphlet about the potential fallout for France if the Austro-Hungarian Empire would collapse during the war.

Article about the reception of Taras Shevchenko as a 'revolutionary legend' among Polish writers, surrounding the Revolution of 1846 in Galicia, written by Ivan Franko and containing censorship notes at the end of the work.

Part one of Ivan Franko's short booklet about the Radical Ukrainian Party's tactics regarding anarchists and Jews.

A pamphlet written in Poland by the Bureau of the Press of the Polish Legions appealing to the Bulgarians for political support of Polish Independence.

An brief article published originally in Kolomyia in 1892 by Mykhailo Drahomanov, appearing here under the editorship of Mykola Zalizniak's of the Ukrainian Party of Socialist Revolutionaries.